Scientists have characterized a new optogenetic tool, the protein parapinopsin, which can be switched on and off with very weak and short light signals.
Scientists have characterized a new optogenetic tool, the protein parapinopsin, which can be switched on and off with very weak and short light signals.
Scientists have characterized a new optogenetic tool, the protein parapinopsin, which can be switched on and off with very weak and short light signals.
